The King Kamehameha & Kahili Golf Clubs OVERVIEW Glick Design completes multi-faceted project for a unique property. BACKGROUND The centerpiece of the The King Kamehameha Golf Club is the Clubhouse. Originally designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1949, it was later adapted to the site at Waikapu, Maui. In 1988, Grand Waikapu Partners opened the new building and course. For a few years after opening, the property was enjoyed by residents and international visitors alike, but eventually it fell on hard times and became neglected and dormant.

In 2005, the new owner of the property commissioned Glick Design to create the graphic identity for both the Kahili and Kamehameha clubs. The project also included a comprehensive signage and environmental graphics plan, two web sites, and all the print collateral. The property re-opened in 2006. SUMMARY The clubhouses and courses have been completely renovated and restored. Glick Design was awarded an American Graphic Design Award for the Kahili Golf Course logo in the graphic identity category, and a Hawaii 5-0 Design Award for the Entrance Gates in the signage / environmental graphics category.